Example books
Follow the journey from story direction and character references to a finished fictional cover, and see how personal details can inspire a completely different story for every child.
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While exploring her garden, Mira discovers a tiny glowing planet tucked between the marigolds—and learns its secret sky only opens when she trusts what makes her different.
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Children, family, pets, and favourite things can all help shape the story.
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After closing time, Leo discovers the library holds one last surprise: a gentle lion who needs his help to chase down escaped stories before the sun comes up.
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Children, family, pets, and favourite things can all help shape the story.
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At the festival, every kite soars except Suki's—until she learns hers was never meant to copy the crowd, but to sing its own way into the sky.
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Children, family, pets, and favourite things can all help shape the story.
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Noor climbs aboard a rainbow train where every carriage hides a new friend, a question she'd never thought to ask, and at least one very surprising snack.
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Children, family, pets, and favourite things can all help shape the story.
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Beneath the stairs, Elliot finds a door no bigger than his hand—and on the other side, a prehistoric world where his toy dinosaur is very much alive.
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Children, family, pets, and favourite things can all help shape the story.
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On her first backyard campout, Ada hears a rustle just beyond the tent flap—and with Dad and her dog beside her, sets off to meet whatever is waiting in the dark.
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Children, family, pets, and favourite things can all help shape the story.
